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Middle School: How I Got Lost In London by James Patterson- review

Written By Unknown on Sunday, March 2, 2014 | 1:18 PM


'This book really made me chuckle!'


This book really made me chuckle. At the very start it had a funny checklist and it said 'yourself, clothes, toothpaste, checklist, checklist of the checklist and checklist of the checklist of the checklist.' Even my mum laughed!


The main character is called Rafe and he has an invisible friend called Leonardo. It's all about Rafe and Miller who is a bully in the class. They go on a trip to London and go to the Tower of Terrors and Rafe and Leo get locked in. So Rafe is about to call emergency services with 911 but then he suddenly remembers he needs to dial 999 because he is in England not America where he has come from on his trip. They visit lots of buildings in London and funny things happen.


Rafe wanted to do a banana eating contest with all the soft bananas he could find. This part made me go 'what! that's just bizarre' because that would make everybody feel sick.


I thought this book was totally awesome because I really like how they thought about the differences between Britain and America, like when Rafe tried Marmite and said 'it stinks' and also he didn't know what tea was. I really liked it and I only took one break from reading it out of all 101 pages.


I would recommend this book for 6 and three quarters to 12 year olds.


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